Adsearch is currently looking for a Commissioning Manager to join an international project , leading the commissioning, integration and stabilization of automated systems at customer sites. This is a key position within highly complex industrial projects, involving automation, software, robotics and system integration. The successful candidate will play a central role throughout the commissioning, start-up and ramp-up phases, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and ensuring that the system reaches the agreed performance levels. Key Responsibilities Define the commissioning strategy and key milestones. Develop and maintain the commissioning plan, including testing scope, test sequence, protocols, acceptance criteria, resources and schedule. Monitor readiness prior to commissioning and drive outstanding actions to closure. Coordinate FAT readiness reviews and pre-commissioning activities. Identify integration and commissioning risks and define appropriate mitigation actions. Provide commissioning input into project planning, including duration estimates,



resource requirements and realistic milestones. Verify dependencies between project disciplines before site execution. Coordinate activities across Software, Automation, ICT, Robotics and Site Operations . Manage interfaces and dependencies between different project disciplines. Set integration priorities and commissioning objectives across teams, ensuring everyone works according to the same sequence and acceptance criteria. Drive the resolution of integration issues impacting project progress. Coordinate third-party suppliers and subcontractors involved in commissioning activities. Ensure interfaces between subsystems are clearly defined, version-controlled and tested before the system moves to the next phase. Lead commissioning activities at customer sites and adapt the plan as site conditions evolve. Define testing priorities and execution sequences. Own the site punch list and drive issues through to closure. Co

📌 Trainings manager (Madrid)
🏢 Adsearch
📍 Madrid